To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - emigrant son of a tenant - chimney fire

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown- present from Maria Edgeworth to Sir C. Clarke - the emigrant - gardening - eiderdown for M. Sneyd - Countess de Salis and her house - Roget - the Beauforts

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - spending money earned by Helen - half to purchase of Goorte and Kilcoursey - £100 for improvements to Trim, £100 to Francis Beaufort Edgeworth, £50 to John King, £50 for Lucy Edgeworth and £200 to Fanny

To Fanny Wilson - politics - Longford infirmary - steel pen - the emigrant

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - eiderdowns - Les jeunes industriels - Roget - end by Mrs Edgeworth - shopping - pencil notes at end

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - the emigmant - caricatures of Philpot and Brougham - (?page missing) - Mr Hope's book - History of 15th and 16th cenutries for Book Society - Longford infirmary

To L.P. Wilson and Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - money matters - plants - F. Beaufort's visit - his illness and domestic concerns - Longford infirmary - hopes of visit from Henry and Tom Beddoes - Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth and the Fox children at Edgeworthstown - Mrs Carmichael - Mrs Somerville - Quarterly Review: article on Engish charities - H. Martineau - Reaumur's History of Europe

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - money - Madame Lavoisier - railway to Epping - Graham's book against railways - railway shares - auction of furniture of Lovell Edgeworth's school - estate affairs - school let to archbishop - the curate and the incumbent - the Roman Catholic priest Gray and tithes - Maria Edgeworth's anti-tithe views - Longford infirmary

To Fanny Wilson - fragment - meaning of 'darling' - naming Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's son - another Edgeworthstown emigrant

To Fanny Wilson - investments - the Langans - Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - visit of the Butlers - azaleas - the Foxes at Annaghmore - Henry Beddoes and wife - the Roman Catholic priest's tithe - Dr Beaufort at Collon took no tithe from the priest - death of Lord Longford

To Fanny Wilson - the Quins

(To Fanny W) - fragment - inkstand for McLean the Dublin dentist - Mrs Carmichael's books - Madame Milesi Mojou's translations of Maria Edgeworth's books and some others - Americans and Indians - Lord Melbourne and Mrs Norton - Miss Martin - Serjeant Wilde - Fanny Kemble - Dr Browne - Probation

To Fanny Wilson - answer to disagreeable letter from Baldwin and Cradock - to be sent through Lockhart - Mrs Carmichael and recommendation to John Murray

To Fanny Wilson - fragment - Brittaine and his opinion of Helen - Maria Edgeworth's letter to Mrs Inchbald about A Simple Story - Americans and Indians - the school

To Fanny Wilson - thanks for a quotation to be put in a note to 'the new Edn.'

To Fanny Wilson - Mrs Carmichael - Hoffman, Winter in the Far West - Cecilia Beddoes - Castle Forbes - Lockhart and Murray and Mrs Carmichael - Roman Catholic holidays in Ireland

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - Dr Bryce's lectures on education

(To Fanny Wilson) - fragment - Lovell Edgeworth's allowance - candidacy for County Longford - Mr Brock's murder - attack on house of Mr Bond at Derrycaw, County Armagh

(To Fanny Wilson) - last 2 pages only - 'Mr. S' (Strickland) and his account of scientific week in Dublin (? British Association) - Agassiz and Sedgwick - magnetism

(To Fanny Wilson) beginning missing - Mackintosh's Memoirs - The Ticknors - the Alisons - Professional Education - English Quarterly? review of Helen - Sir John and Lady Franklin - Sir W. Hamilton